What Accessories Would You Like?
What Accessories Would You Like?
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GOM

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1,650 posts

257 months

Friday 27th January 2006
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I know I would like some rubbing strips for the rear diffuser on the T350 cos I've keep grounding on some large speed bumbs near my home.

I'd also like a colour co-ordinated steering wheel. The standard black one is naff.

bjwoods

5,018 posts

313 months

Friday 27th January 2006
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Two piece roof - Griifith

97octane

2,203 posts

252 months

Friday 27th January 2006
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Heidi Klum in the passenger seat

markh

2,781 posts

304 months

Friday 27th January 2006
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bjwoods said:
Two piece roof - Griifith



Talk to Simon at Leven

FlipFlopGriff

7,144 posts

276 months

Friday 27th January 2006
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markh said:
bjwoods said:
Two piece roof - Griifith



Talk to Simon at Leven

This has been knocking about for 2 years. If Simon does put it into production most of us will have lost interest by then.
FFG

Bomber Denton

8,762 posts

297 months

Friday 27th January 2006
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Skid plate for the exhaust and headlamp fairings that will fit a 98 Chimaera.

Nuggs

4,640 posts

263 months

Friday 27th January 2006
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Rear smoke screen and front mounted machine guns...

mikedavis1

202 posts

267 months

Friday 27th January 2006
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inflatable low loader (just in case)


and the griff split roof.....

M

BossCerbera

8,188 posts

272 months

Friday 27th January 2006
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GOM said:
I know I would like some rubbing strips for the rear diffuser on the T350 cos I've keep grounding on some large speed bumbs near my home.

I'd also like a colour co-ordinated steering wheel. The standard black one is naff.

You could have spec'ed this - for a price - when you ordered the car.

GOM

Original Poster:

1,650 posts

257 months

Friday 27th January 2006
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I tried to spec the steering wheel and Tuscan seats but they refused.

bjwoods

5,018 posts

313 months

Friday 27th January 2006
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markh said:
bjwoods said:
Two piece roof - Griifith



Talk to Simon at Leven

I gave up about a year ago!

dickymint

29,078 posts

287 months

Friday 27th January 2006
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Glass rear screen.........and a heater.

chris watton

22,547 posts

289 months

Friday 27th January 2006
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dickymint said:
Glass rear screen.........and a heater.




If fact, we are about to replace the hood and plastic rear screen on her MG with a mohair one with heated gless rear screen, I'd love one for my Tam.

BossCerbera

8,188 posts

272 months

Friday 27th January 2006
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GOM said:
I tried to spec the steering wheel and Tuscan seats but they refused.

Stock answer.

The 'money talks' route is one possibility.

Another is to get an off-cut of the leather(s) and go to a local trimmer (for the steering wheel that is). Not sure that Tuscan seats fit all that well in a T350 (mind you, looking at the washers etc. underneath, neither do the normal ones!). Possible that narrower backs on Tuscan seats means they fit better. Dunno...

I agree that black steering wheels end up looking out of place after you've done your best 'designing' the rest of the interior. The wheel-trimming lady at TVR is a marvel and I'm sure if a colour-coded wheel was on the option list most people would take it. Seems like a "ha'p'eth of tar" job not to do it after you've laboured over stitching colour etc etc.

GOM

Original Poster:

1,650 posts

257 months

Friday 27th January 2006
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BossCerbera said:
GOM said:
I tried to spec the steering wheel and Tuscan seats but they refused.

Stock answer.

The 'money talks' route is one possibility.

Another is to get an off-cut of the leather(s) and go to a local trimmer (for the steering wheel that is). Not sure that Tuscan seats fit all that well in a T350 (mind you, looking at the washers etc. underneath, neither do the normal ones!). Possible that narrower backs on Tuscan seats means they fit better. Dunno...

I agree that black steering wheels end up looking out of place after you've done your best 'designing' the rest of the interior. The wheel-trimming lady at TVR is a marvel and I'm sure if a colour-coded wheel was on the option list most people would take it. Seems like a "ha'p'eth of tar" job not to do it after you've laboured over stitching colour etc etc.


I was very persistent but they didn't want to know. I think they are missing a trick as there must be a sizable market for aftermarket accessories. Partnership anyone?

barefoot

1,050 posts

313 months

Friday 27th January 2006
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I agree re the steering wheel, when my car was made I bought a Momo wheel which the factory covered for me. The buttons are on the back for the readouts. When I posted a pic of it several people said it looked crap, but I really like it, and hey thats all that matters!
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Momo


And no thats not my missus its me mates.....

Kev

GOM

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1,650 posts

257 months

Friday 27th January 2006
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Your car. Your mates missus. Say no more...........

>> Edited by GOM on Friday 27th January 22:24

chris watton

22,547 posts

289 months

Friday 27th January 2006
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GOM said:
Your car. Your mates missus. So no more...........


LOL, and is that a special swivel chair she's sitting on, is that a new upgrade I don't know about

barefoot

1,050 posts

313 months

Friday 27th January 2006
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No not my missus his on the right....

This is my missus with her brother, was gonna put her up on the fit birds on the bonnet of TVR's topic but had 2nd thoughts!

Anyway back to the wheel....?

GOM

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1,650 posts

257 months

Friday 27th January 2006
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Is that Foggy?